The latest issue of the Official Nintendo Magazine has a new batch of information on some of Nintendo Land’s mini-games. You can read up on new details for Balloon Trip Breeze, Metroid Blast, Mario Chase, and Pikmin Adventure. There are a few tidbits about each.
Balloon Trip Breeze
– Hero carries parcels between islands
– Earn currency to spend in the theme park by delivering the parcels
– Tap certain obstacles on the GamePad
– If you tap randomly and try to cheat, the spikes will ricochet
Metroid Blast
– Sensor not used to aim for shooting
– It is used for MotionPlus (like Skyward Sword)
– Gunmen boasts Samus’ full moveset – morph ball, charge shots, evasive dodges and grapple beams
– Again, can use the grapple beams to hang from the gunship
Mario Chase
– In the Mud River Run stage, mud moats can be crossed via bridges that dissolve under the escapee’s feet
– At the end of the round, you get a breakdown of everyone’s movement
Pikmin Adventure
– It’s the Pikmin world re-imagined as clockwork Gashapon toys
– Enemies will appear in plastic capsules, dispatched by a giant vending machine
– When a Pikmin is eaten by an enemy, they emerge as Poo (!) Friends must then help to chip them out
